Last November we visited Chiricahua National Monument and the Tucson area. Loved it. Here are some pictures for you to enjoy.
Some of the unusual formation that give this place the nickname "The Wonderland of Rocks."
Chiricahua National Monument and Tucson area
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Chiricahua National Monument and Tucson area
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Re: Chiricahua National Monument and Tucson area
Dragoon Mountains seen from Massai Peak.
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An arch in the park.
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No words to describes these beauties.
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Texas Canyon, the outermost boundary of the volcanic explosion that created the Wonderland of Rocks. This is at the westbound Interstate 10 rest stop.
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The road between Willcox and Dos Cabezas, AZ on the way from Chiricahua NM, with view of Chiricahua Mountains.
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Re: Chiricahua National Monument and Tucson area
boulder of chrsyocolla amid cacti at ASARCO, Sahuarita, AZ. Wonderful copper mining tour here. Highly recommend it, and nice to combine with a trip to Tubac.
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A saguaro and me at ASARCO.
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Catalina foothillls outside Tucson.
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Re: Chiricahua National Monument and Tucson area
Nice post (But I wish your pics were larger)...
Those crested Sahuaro's are really neat looking.
The Chiricahuas are one of my favorite places to go.
Those crested Sahuaro's are really neat looking.
The Chiricahuas are one of my favorite places to go.